Contents

• Negroes of the World Mourn the Death of a Great White AmericanMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 1
• Splendid Celebration of Independence Day of U.N.I.A.p. 2
• A Thoughtful AddressMaxwell Hastings author?p. 2
• The Ballot Is the Negro's Most Effective Weapon to Secure for Him a Balance of Powerp. 2
• Wait and Watch Is the Keynote of the Message for the AnniversaryMarcus Garvey · editorialp. 2
• A Startling Confessionessayp. 2
• Poet and Thinker Tells Some Uncommon Truths With an Emersonian FlairMaxwell Hastings author?pp. 2, 9 ↗
• Asks Americans to Forget Color Linep. 2
• Wreath Sent to Washington by the U.N.I.A.p. 2
• De Omnibus Rebusp. 2
• A Nation Mourns the Passing of Its Leaderp. 3
• Harding Funeral Train Speeds Eastwardp. 3
• Garvey Sends Condolence on Behalf of Negroes of the WorldMarcus Garveyp. 3
• All Faiths Mourn in Church as One for Dead Leaderp. 3
• Dillerand Sends Condolencep. 3
• Go On!Marcus Garvey author? · editorialp. 3
• President Coolidge Names Friday as Day of Mourningp. 3
• Garvey's Message to President and Mrs. HardingMarcus Garveyp. 3
• Calvin Coolidge Gained Fame in Boston Police Strikep. 3
• From Italyp. 3
• Many Presidents Tasted Dregs of Poverty in Chairp. 3
• King of England Cables Sympathyp. 3
• France Shares Griefp. 3
• Court Goes in Mourningp. 3
• Roosevelt Only One Who Was Later Elected to Office of Presidentp. 3
• WARREN G. HARDINGeditorialp. 4
• THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DAYeditorialp. 4
• OFFICIAL DISCRIMINATIONeditorialp. 4
• JAMAICA EDITOR IS REPLIED TOp. 4
• DE OMNIBUS REBUSp. 4
• A LETTER ON THE NEGRO SANHEDRINKelly Millerp. 4
• COOLIDGE TO SERVE 1 YEAR, 30 WEEKS, 3 DAYSp. 4
• SIDELIGHTS BY A SCRIBE—VIp. 4
• FAITH IN THE CAUSEp. 4
• Marcus Garvey Appeal and Defense FundMarcus Garveyp. 5
• Special Parent Body Notice to All Divisions and Chapters EverywhereCommittee of Managementp. 5
• The President is Dead. Long Live the President, in the Hearts of Countrymeneditorialp. 6
• To Hon. Marcus Garveypoemp. 6
• Dame Fashionp. 6
• The PasswordArnold Ford · poemp. 6
• Complaint Departmentp. 6
• Successful Studentp. 6
• Slavery in British Southwest Africap. 6
• Summary of Historic Day Befittingly Celebrated by the New York Local of the U.N.I.A.p. 7
• Notice: Vicksburg Division No. 626p. 7
• Notice: Knoxville Chapter No. 81p. 7
• Notice: Colon Division and Colon Chapterp. 7
• Bocas del Toro Division Greets Commissioner Bryantp. 7
• British U.N.I.A. Division Is Going Strong in England as Negroes Teach the Gospel of Freedomp. 7
• Co-operation of Activities Guided by a Common Will for the Common Good Is the Remedy Needed at the Present Time to Cure the Malady Affecting Negro Groups EverywhereFred Banfield author? · essayp. 8
• Sección en Españolp. 9
• La Política y la Unión de Nuestra Razaeditorialp. 9
• The Death of President Hardingp. 9
• El Conflicto Entre Cuba y Washingtonp. 9
• El Pueblo Filipino Apoya la Política de Quezónp. 9
• Derecho al Sufragio Denegadop. 9
• Southern Negro No Longer Needed in Labor Centersp. 9
• Great Enthusiasm at Liberty Hallp. 10
• Universal Negro Improvement Association Executive Committee NoticeMarcus Garveyp. 10
• The Story That Will Go Down in History to Tell a Tale to Our Children and All Negro Posterityeditorialp. 10
• Magruder Guilty on All 34 Counts in $610,000 Fraudp. 10
• The Storyp. 10
• Priest Convicted of Forging Permit to Get Liquorp. 10